Above-ground pools in High Point must meet the same barrier and safety requirements as in-ground pools. Pools with walls at least 48 inches high may satisfy the barrier requirement if the ladder can be removed or locked.
Above-ground pools with rigid walls at least 48 inches above grade may not require a separate fence if the access ladder or steps are removable or lockable. Pools with walls less than 48 inches need additional fencing. All electrical connections must meet code. A building permit may be required depending on pool size and permanent electrical connections.
Non-compliant above-ground pools face the same enforcement as in-ground pools.
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